Rabbi Matondo – Attacker – Hannover 96
Rabbi was an unused substitute as Hannover 96 earned a point at Hertha on the final day of the 2. Bundesliga campaign.
The draw confirmed a ninth-placed finish for the side, with the winger earning valuable minutes in the second half of the campaign as part of a side who struggled for consistency in results.
Apps: 10
Goals: 1
Robbie Fraser – Defender – Livingston
Robbie started and played the full 90 minutes as Livingston sealed their place in the final of the Scottish Premiership play-offs on Friday evening.
The full-back produced a resilient defensive display as David Martindale’s side will now square off against Ross County for a place in the top-flight, with the first-leg taking place in west Lothian on Thursday evening.
Apps: 21
Goals: 1
Assists 2
Lewis Budinauckas – Goalkeeper – Partick Thistle
Lewis was on the bench for the Jags as their promotion bid came to an end against a strong Livingston outfit.
The goalkeeper made over a handful of appearances for Thistle after joining the side on loan in January, keeping four clean sheets.
Apps: 8
Kieran Wright – Goalkeeper – Airdrieonians
Kieran was among the substitutes for Airdrieonians as they preserved their Scottish Championship status with an aggregate victory over Cove Rangers.
Rhys McCabe’s side were victorious at Balmoral Stadium in midweek before grinding out a goalless draw in the return leg on Saturday evening.
Apps: 24
Telma Ivarsdottir – Goalkeeper - Breidablik
The shot stopper continued her run between the posts for the Icelandic side as they maintained their positive form of late with a 4-0 success over Valur.
In doing so, the goalkeeper kept a second clean sheet in a row as she targets a run in the team to secure her place in her nation’s squad for this summer’s European Championship finals.
Apps: 4
Eilidh Austin – Defender - Motherwell
Eilidh started Motherwell’s final two outings of the campaign as they suffered back-to-back defeats to end the season.
The defender enjoyed valuable gametime in the second half of the season and will now join up with her nation at Under-23s level following the conclusion of this Sunday’s Scottish Cup final between her parent club and Glasgow City.
Apps: 10
Goals: 1
Sophie Black – Midfielder- Motherwell
Sophie was introduced from the bench for the final two matches of her side’s campaign, suffering a narrow defeat to runners-up City before a heavy loss on Sunday was to follow.
It was still a positive campaign for Paul Brownlie’s side however, as they secured a top-six finish for the first time.
Apps: 18
Goals: 3
CaCee McKenna – Midfielder – Spartans
CaCee was involved from the bench as Spartans were condemned to relegation to SWPL 2 following a final day defeat.
They were leapfrogged by Montrose who preserved their safety with the Edinburgh side now having to prepare for life in Scotland’s second tier next season.
Apps: 30
Goals: 1
Assists: 1
Lily Boyce – Midfielder - Queen’s Park
Lily featured from the off in the last two matches of the season as her side suffered defeats to Partick Thistle and Aberdeen respectively.
It was a productive second half of the season for the youngster however, having made her competitive debut for the Gers in a Scottish Cup tie back in December.
Apps: 14
Millie Paton – Defender - Queen’s Park
The defender also continued her run in the team with two more starts as the Spiders’ season was brought to its conclusion.
They will now prepare for life back in SWPL 2 dropped out the top tier after a season.
Apps: 23
Sophie Rutherford – Forward - Queen’s Park
Sophie was back in the starting lineup for the Glasgow side as their campaign was brought to an end.
The winger will have benefitted from the experience of her first loan in senior football in the second half of the campaign.
Apps: 11
Goals: 2
Abi Tobin – Defender - Hamilton Academical
Abi was in the starting lineup for the Accies once again as they rounded off an impressive season with a 5-1 home success over Rossvale.
Indeed, her side were the standout performers in SWPL 2 as they achieved promotion back to the top-flight at the first time of asking.
Apps: 30
Assists: 5
Goals: 2
Kirsten Love – Midfielder - Hamilton Academical
Kirsten earned further minutes for the Accies off the bench as they celebrated winning the title in style.
After claiming the trophy with victory last weekend they backed that up with another success as they won promotion by a margin of four points.
Apps: 19
Goals: 3
Sophie Townsley – Forward - Hamilton Academical
The young forward rounded off a brilliant campaign on loan with another two strikes to surpass the 20-goal tally for the season.
Indeed, the striker has been a real standout performer in Bobby Watson’s side’s title success as they bounced back from relegation at the first time of asking.
Apps: 30
Goals: 21
Abby McMillan – Defender – Kilmarnock
Abby was introduced as a substitute as Kilmarnock claimed the Ayrshire bragging rights with a derby success over rivals Ayr to round off the season.
They narrowly missed out on promotion this campaign, but will be targeting another strong showing in SWPL 2 when the football recommences in August.
Apps: 16
Jess Linden – Midfielder – Kilmarnock
Jess was not involved in the victory at Townhead Park as Killie claimed a 5-2 win to round off their season.
It was a second place finish for the Ayrshire club this campaign, as they target promotion in 2025/26.
Apps: 25
Mia McArthur – Midfielder – Gartcairn
Mia was named in the Gartcairn starting lineup as they suffered a narrow defeat to Boroughmuir Thistle to round off their season.
The youngster enjoyed loan spells across two second tier clubs across the campaign, firstly spending time at Livingston.
Apps: 11
Madison Maxwell – Forward – Gartcairn
Madison also featured from the get-go as Gartcairn were on the wrong end of a five-goal thriller at Meadowbank Stadium.
It was a fourth place finish for the Airdrie club in Scotland’s second tier, finishing 17 points behind their weekend’s opponents.
Apps: 27
Assists: 2
Goals: 7